What our advocacy is going to be at the state legislature and again very much like the past years the main focus for most of the directors is attrition and for us in San Francisco were so fortunate that we way over match in terms of dollars for nutrition but we know theres still a lot of food insecurities. A lot of triple as in california dont have over match. San diego makes do with what they have from them and its important for the directors to advocate for peoples basic needs and nutrition is something that lethors understand and get behind and we got money in the state budget but it was half of what we asked for and only reason we asked for 5 million and we got 2. 5 million so i personally and some of the directors have been advocating for us to increase that ask a lot so that if we get half of what we ask for maybe it will be more than what we got this year and we will continue to press on that. Today i am heading down to the Directors Association meetings in anaheim and a meeting
And after the german Power Utility Company has shares higher, the investors are sluggish off profits. And the tech market has an 8 million business acquisition to harman national. Good morning, everybody. Welcome. Hope you had a fantastic weekend. Were you reading all about the president elect as i was, or were you putting it to one side saying youve had enough . We are looking at the European Equity markets opening a little higher up by right around a percentage up point. By and large, most of the European Equity markets are trading across the territory as seen here. And we see that reflect in the main european markets. With all of them trading in positive territory, some by 1. 5 when it comes to the cac40. Some of you are near 4. 5 . When it comes to the sectors out there, basic resources are strong, 2. 5 for Financial Services. They are higher by almost 2 . Telecoms real estate and utilities there. If we are to see a loose anything of regulation, for example, in Financial Services a
Have they been able to give you more information about the shooter or his motivations . Listen, he lives two hours away from orlando. He drove two hours to go to a gay nightclub and kill people. That speaks for itself. You believe this club was targeted because its a gay nightclub. Seems very likely to me. Congressman, thank you very much for your time. Well come back. For now, for everyone just joining us, a little after 11 00 here on the east coast. Weve been covering this deadly shooting, the worst mass shooting in American History that unfolded overnight in orlando, florida, at the pulse nightclub. Shortly after 2 00 a. M. , the gunman entered that nightclub and began shooting. We heard from eyewitnesss, you can see it there, took hostages for the next three hours, three Hours Later Police s. W. A. T. Teams went in to end the situation. When it was 53 injured. I want to bring in pierre thomas, our senior justice correspondent. Pierre, lets go through what we know about the shooter
From abc news, its this week. Here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. And we begin with the horrifying news breaking overnight in florida. What appears to be the deadliest terror attack on american soil since 9 11. Around 2 00 a. M. , a gunman exchanged gun fire with police, took hostages at a nightclub in orlando. Three hours later, police s. W. A. T. Teams move in, kill the gunman. Find a scene of carnage. Police believe the gunman acted alone. He was organized and well prepared. Armed with an assault rifle. A handgun. At least one other suspicious device. They believe he traveled to orlando from outside the area. And he may have been motivated by radical ideology. Officials calling this an incident of domestic terror. Lauren list sir on the ground in orlando. Reporter good morning, george. This is where it all happened. Theres still a plins presence. Still crime tape blocking off the side streets. Thaw that its cleared, we can see the sign for the nightclub, pulse. Just down a
Thats a valid interest, correct . Correct. Well, if in a case like this where theres a 45 deviation, something of that order, then why isnt texas required at that point to to recognize that these interests that are legitimate under the constitution which are voterbased should not be accommodated and so that you should at least give some consideration to this disparity that you have among voters . Well, first off, the court in gaffney upheld the use of population while recognizing that there could, there was in new york at least, a different state a 29 voter definition. Yet the court said it was quite sure that a prime prima facie cd not been made out. To while a state does consider representational quality and electoral quality, the equal protection clause as general language doesnt mandate that either must take precedence over the other. So, of course, it would be legitimate for the state to look at that data. At the same time, and we have federal census data which is the most row bes